/** @test */ public function can_set_password() { $pw = 'testpassword'; $this->user->setPassword($pw); $this->assertTrue(hash::check($pw, $this->user->getAuthPassword())); }
$storedHash = password_hash("password123", PASSWORD_DEFAULT); $userInput = "password123"; if (password_verify($userInput, $storedHash)) { echo "Password matched!"; } else { echo "Incorrect password"; }
$data = "sensitive information"; $hash = hash("sha256", $data); echo $hash;In this example, we use the `hash()` function to generate a SHA256 hash value for some sensitive information. The function takes two arguments - the hashing algorithm and the data to be hashed. We then print the resulting hash value. These examples are all part of the PHP standard library, which comes pre-packaged with PHP. So, no additional library package is required to use PHP Hash Check.
/** @test */ public function can_set_password() { $pw = 'testpassword'; $this->user->setPassword($pw); $this->assertTrue(hash::check($pw, $this->user->getAuthPassword())); }